Hocking golf title finals set as Roberts wins women's crown
At Hocking Hills Country Club Alice Roberts of Shawnee captured the women's title by beating Mary Jane McKinley on the 19th hole after a deadlock at 18. Semifinal men’s matches determined next Sunday finals with Butts and Charney advancing in the championship, and several flight winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Jack Tingley
Bill Vaughn
Bill Moore
Kenny Vaughn
Bob Gano
Don Taylor
Bill Mercer
Joe Case
Jim Heinlein
Herman Chappel
Jim Irvine
Betty Chrisman
Ann McKinley
Jean Schultheis
Olive Jane Mowrey
Joan Vaughn
Jo Ann Jurgensmier
Ann Myers
Wally Shipley
Founders Day Lunch Hosted by Albany Wednesday Club
The Albany Wednesday Club met at Mrs. Eldon Dailey’s home for Founders Day with a noon luncheon for 10 members and four guests. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Doe Ginger, Mrs. Lelia Law, Mrs. F E Goldsberry, and Mrs. Howard Stanley. Charter members attended and discussed club history and notable events. The next meeting will be at Lake Hope Lodge hosted by Mrs. J. E. Cline.
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Albany
Eldon Dailey
Mabel Doe Ginger
Lelia Law
Columbus
F. E. Goldsberry
Athens
Howard Stanley
Harry Rowell
Dailey
J. E. Cline
Hazel Cline
Earl Baughman
Mabel C. Ginger
Blanche Cline
Florence Brown
New Association To Hold First Meeting In 1960 Mississippian
The Mason County Association for Retarded Children will hold its first meeting this fall on Friday September 22 at 8 p.m. in the Appalachian Power Auditorium. The first annual year books will be distributed. The group organized in 1960 and invites the public to attend.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Association For Retarded Children
Appalachian Power Auditorium
Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxili ary Meeting Monday
Mrs. Harry Flowers, president, will preside at 7 30 p.m. Monday at Appalachian Power Auditorium. All membership dues must be paid then or membership will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harry Flowers
Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary
Appalachian Power Auditorium
Col William Rawlings to Speak at Point Pleasant Rotary
Col William Rawlings senior army advisor for the West Virginia National Guard will address the Point Pleasant Rotary Club at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The talk will cover the Berlin situation and will be held at the Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Rawlings
West Virginia National Guards
Ground hog described as heavy bodied marmot in North America
A field note defines the ground hog as a heavy bodied grizzled marmot with a white nose that inhabits open woodlands and meadows across North America.
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North America
Zaleski News and Social Notes Outline Travel and Visits
Zaleski reports Captain Ray Kyle, a native son, left for overseas with Mrs Kyle and children staying in Hope Mills during his absence. Numerous visits and weekend guests from Columbus Nelsonville Ashland Ky South Charleston W Va Palm Beach and Cincinnati are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Ray Kyle
Ella Hayes
Sue
Robert Lent
Ashland
Z. A. Crippen
South Charleston
W. Va
Thomas Harris
Columbus
C. E. Kyle
Palm Beach
Fla
Max Thomas
Larry
James Harris
Mrs. Boney Brooks
California
Ground Breaking Held for First Church of God in Point Pleasant
Ground breaking for a new First Church of God of New Haven in Point Pleasant featured Mrs. K F Ridenour turning the first shovel of dirt. The Rev. Dave Fields led the ceremony as the church plans a 200 foot frontage facing the main highway.
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Point Pleasant
First Church of God of
New Haven
K. F. Ridenour
Juvenile Receiver Orders Damages in Elm Street Crash
Logan hearing in Juvenile Court for Carl T. Bell 16 of 417 E Front St cited Aug 26 by city police for reckless operation. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown ordered him to pay damages from the Elm Street accident.
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Logan
Carl T. Bell
Front St
Rhea Bangert Brown
Elm Street
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Mr and Mrs Elroy Short of Zanesville welcomed a son Joseph Lee born August 17 at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville. Grandparents Ard Chandler Caldwell and Emmett Short. great grandmother Nora Gibly of Middleport. Visitors included Ernest Neel Barberton and relatives from Columbus Roseville and Nelsonville. Labor Day reunion for Wilson descendants drew seventy four at Rachelmacher Park Logan with many local attendees. Other visits featured Lauriskey family in Columbus and Gears in Toledo. Betty Sabo's business trip to Lancaster.
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Howard Craft
Murray City
Elroy Short
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Lee
Ard Chandler
Caldwell
Emmett Short
Nora Gilby
Middleport
Sylvia Sweazy
Ernest Neel
Barberton
Daryl Reeves
Cecil Hoffken
Wedster
Eileen Sanborn
Nelsonville
Columbus
Pearl Lantz
Harold Lantz
Roseville
Lawrence Wooten
Steve
Springfield
Elmer Evans
Gerald Wooten
Edd Smith
James Smith
Henry
Cora Wilson
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Florence Wilson
Sorrel
Steve Sorrell
Alice Wilson
Orbiston
Max Collings
Robert Sheley
Amos Sorrell
Buchtel
Elizabeth Reynolds
Charles Ward
Lucille Hughes
Shawnee
George Wara
Mark Rest Center
McConnellsyi
Irvin Bowersock
Albert Williams
New Straitsville
Millersport
Ambrose Gears
John Gears
Toledo
Fauna Matheny
Betty Sabo
Lancaster
Wolf Pen-Live Wire Class Elects Leaders at Zion Church
The Wolf Pen-Live Wire Class met Tuesday at Zion Church of Christ with Jan Smith as president. Martha Arnold was elected news reporter and led devotions. Dorothy Arnold and Don Arms head recreation for Oct 2. members present included Arnold siblings, Sharon Thoma, Tony Hendricks, and others. Visitors named include Clinton Gilkey, Guy Russell and family, Harold Gillogly family.
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Wolf Pen
Zion Church of Christ
Jan Smith
Martha Arnold
Sharon Thoma
Bobby Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Don Arms
Dorothy
Bobby
Martha
Mary Arnold
Tony Hendricks
Larry Johnson
Eugene Underwood
Ordnance PTA Hears Safety Talk Tuesday
Sgt J W Flower of the state police will speak at the Ordnance School PTA meeting Tuesday evening. Dallas Hall will preside and final plans for the PTA Fall Festival on Sept 24 at the school will be made.
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Point Pleasant
J. W. Flower
State Police
Ordnance School Pta
Sgt. Flower
Dallas Hall
PTA
Pleasant visiting relatives in Point Pleasant social notes
Akron couple Mr and Mrs R H Silvers visit son Elza Martin at 13th St. Mrs Robert O Connor of Fairfield Beach Ohio returns home after visiting brother and family in Meadowbrook Addition and siblings Dana Bradshaw Viand Sr Maurice Mayes Henderson. Bradshaw and Mayes accompanied her home.
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R. H. Silvers
Akron
Elza Martin
13Th St
Robert O'Connor
Fairfield Beach
Ohio
Robert Hite
Meadowbrook
Dana Bradshaw
Viand Sr
Maurice Mayes
Henderson
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports At Girls State
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m in the Legion Hall. Sue Sayre and Carolyn Colbert will report on activities during Girls State this summer. Refreshments will be served by Mrs Neal Morris and Mrs Marzie Andrews.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Sue Sayre
Carolyn Colbert
Neal Morris
Marzie Andrews
Burdette Returns Home From Holzer Hospital
Burdette Viand Street resident and manager of the local state liquor store returned home Saturday from Holzer Hospital after a stay there.
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Point Pleasant
Wallace Burdette
Viand St
Holzer Hospital
Burdett
Monthly Distribution of Surplus Food Scheduled
Hocking County Welfare Department will distribute surplus foods to relief clients on Wednesday and Thursday at the food depot 134 E Main St. About 325 people are eligible for items including beans butter dried eggs dried milk lard corn meal and flour. The schedule runs 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. each day and the delay was due to an ill employee.
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Logan
Hocking County
E. Main St
DAR Opening Draws Glouster Women At Athens Cottage
Glouster residents Miss Leona Pickard and Miss Merle Danford attended the DAR opening at the Cottage Tea Room in Athens Saturday afternoon. Columbus guests Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barnes visited Trimble hosts Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Leadinghaus. Mrs. Thomas R. Reese traveled to Shawnee after the death of cousin Mrs. Mary Humphrey Peterson, who died in Doctor's Hospital Columbus and was buried in Shawnee Cemetery.
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Bean Hill Church
Brooks
Hooper Park
Roah Young
Columbus
Jacob
Rose Vanderford
Vanderfords
Catherine Brautner
Zaleski
Cleire James
Alba Vanderford
Sarah
Leona Pickard
Merle Danford
DAR
Cottage Tea Room
Athens
A. H. Barnes
O. C. Leadinghaus
Trimble
Thomas R. Reese
Shawnee
Mary Humphrey Peterson
Doctor's Hospital
Shawnee Cemetery
High Special Issues Face Hocking Voters
Voters in Hocking County will consider eight special issues in November including seven tax levies aimed at school funding. Local districts seek new and renewal operating levies, a 145000 stadium bond, and fire protection levies across multiple precincts including Logan, Perry and West Hocking areas with territorial transfers pending.
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Logan
Hocking County
Laurelville
West Hocking
York
Graveside Rites Held For Ruth Cristina Christman
Graveside services were held Sunday at Maplewood Cemetery at 1 p m for Ruth Cristina Christman who died shortly after birth at Mount St Mary Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs David Brenton Christman and three brothers David Daniel and Darrell. Grandparents Mr and Mrs William Christman Glouster Route 1 and Mr and Mrs Russell Vore Glouster Route 3. Great grandparents Mr and Mrs Brenton McClellan Glouster Route 1.
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Glouster
Ruth Cristina Christman
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Maplewood Cemetery
Merrillllard
David Brenton Christman
David
Daniel
Darrell
William Christman
Russell Vore
Mrs
Brenton McClellan
Trimble Home Demonstration Group Meeting Scheduled
The Trimble Home Demonstration group will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lavada White on Trimble’s West side. County Extension Agent Mrs. McBride will attend.
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Glouster
Trimble
Lavada White
McBride
Point clinic discharged Mrs Herbert Myers and family
Mrs Herbert Myers, of Gallopolis Ferry, and her son were discharged from the point clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Myers
Gallipolis
OAS Official To Explain Wheat Stabilization Program
An OAS official will explain the wheat stabilization program at a special meeting for wheat farmers in the courthouse auditorium. Maur ice K Racer of the Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee will be the principal speaker. Don Young and Wayne Ball arranged the event. Ball was re elected county ASC chairman, with Raymond Bailey and Robert Daubenmier named as vice chairman and member. Alternate picks include Earl DeLong and Gene Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Maurice K. Racer
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Don Young
Wayne Ball
Hocking County
ASC
Ball
Raymond R. Bailey
Rockbridge
Robert E. Daubenmier
Logan Route 2
Earl B. DeLong
Laurelville
Gene Bailey
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Dismissed
Mrs. Leroy Mace of Logan Route 3 and daughter. Mrs. Harold Mundy of Logan Route 4 and son. Frank Lyman of Logan.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Leroy Mace
Logan
Harold Mundy
Frank Lyman
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Terry Lynn
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